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Objects Conservation
Series
Group photo of participants of the Indian Conservation Fellowships Pilot Program 2013–2015 Seminar
Professional Collaborations in the Department of Objects Conservation
Objects Conservation staff collaborate with cultural heritage professionals worldwide on conservation and historic preservation projects.
January 31, 2023
Conservator working on a piece of East Asian furniture.
Conservation Practice at The Met
Discover how our conservators ensure the long-term safety and stability of artworks through scientific research and careful preservation.
January 31, 2023
Photo of Richard E. Stone holding a flashlight and closely examining a small sculpture.
In Memoriam: Richard E. Stone
Remembering Richard E. Stone, Conservator Emeritus in the Department of Objects Conservation.
September 9, 2022
A double lancet stained-glass window depicting the personifications of "Faith and Hope" by the American artist Henry E. Sharp.
The Faith and Hope Stained-Glass Window
In a two-year conservation campaign, objects conservators at The Met applied two approaches for restoring losses to a stained-glass window.
Drew Anderson and Janis Mandrus
August 2, 2022
A close-up view of the ciborium as previously installed in the Langon Chapel at The Cloisters.
Moving the Ciborium
Relocating a structure like the ciborium requires the skills of conservators as well as professional riggers who specialize in moving oversize art objects.
Carolyn Riccardelli and Sari Uricheck
August 2, 2022
Wooden sculpture of a seated bodhisattva.
Chinese Religious Sculpture
How conservators at The Met are using advanced technological resources to re-examine works of art in the Museum's collection.
Donna K. Strahan
August 2, 2022
Bronze statue of a figure playing a long flute-like instrument, with stylized features and intricate jewelry.
Recovering the Brilliance of a Benin Bronze
Conservators at The Met share findings from conserving a Benin bronze made with lost-wax casting.
Ellen G. Howe
August 1, 2022
Objects conservators working in the Museum's repair shop in 1936.
Caring for The Met: 150 Years of Conservation
Objects conservator Deborah Schorsch recounts the long history of conservation at The Met
Deborah Schorsch
August 1, 2022
Marble statue of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh wearing a headdress.
Queen Hatshepsut Restored
Learn how conservators at The Met restored the shattered statue of Hatshepsut, Queen of Egypt.
Ann Heywood and Anna Serotta
August 1, 2022
Close-up of the "Crown of the Andes" showing intricate goldwork and large, teardrop-shaped emeralds suspended in delicate gold settings.
Protecting the Crown of the Andes
A Met conservator, scientist, and curator restored the "Crown of the Andes" to ensure its stability and survival for future generations.
Matthew Cumbie and Linda Borsch
April 10, 2020